WebP to JPG

Drop a WebP picture here — out comes a normal JPG.

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What is a WebP picture?

WebP is a picture type many websites use to load faster. When you save one, some programs and phones can't open it. This page turns each one into an ordinary JPG. Drop the pictures in, then save them one by one or all together as a zip.

How to use it in 4 steps

  1. 1Drop your WebP pictures onto the box, or press Choose photos.
  2. 2Each picture is converted in a moment and shows a small preview.
  3. 3Press Save for one picture, or Save all as one zip for several.
  4. 4Use the JPGs anywhere, including programs and forms that reject WebP.

What WebP is and why it is everywhere

WebP is an image format created by Google to make web pictures smaller. Most browsers show it without trouble, so many websites now serve their pictures as WebP. The problem comes when you save one: you end up with a .webp file that some programs, email systems, print services and upload forms refuse to open.

JPG is the format almost everything understands, so converting a WebP to JPG is the quickest way to make a picture usable again.

Things to know before converting

JPG cannot be see-through. If your WebP has a transparent background, the transparent parts turn white in the JPG. If you need to keep transparency, convert to PNG instead. JPG is also a lossy format, so saving a picture as JPG compresses it again; the quality setting on this page keeps the result looking the same for everyday use.

Animated WebP files are saved as a single still picture. Use the Images to GIF or Video to GIF page if you need a moving image.

A quick way to get a JPG from a web picture

Save the picture from the website, drop the .webp file on this page, and download the JPG. Nothing is uploaded: the conversion happens inside your own browser, so private pictures stay private.

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A quick example: a picture saved from a website

You right-click a recipe photo on a website and the file you get is called something like cake.webp. Your email program shows nothing when you try to attach it and the print shop will not take it. Drop cake.webp onto this page, save the JPG and attach that instead: it will be called cake.jpg and opens everywhere.

The JPG may be somewhat larger than the WebP, since WebP packs pictures tighter.

Good to know

Pictures saved from a website are often small, and no conversion makes them bigger or sharper, so a thumbnail will still look like a thumbnail when printed. Check you are allowed to use the picture: most photos on websites belong to somebody. If the WebP has a see-through background, the JPG gets a white one, so use WebP to PNG when you need to keep it.

If you save pictures from websites often, drop the whole batch in at once and use Save all as one zip. Each picture keeps its name, so you can tell which is which, and you avoid saving them one at a time.

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Questions people ask

What is a WebP picture?

WebP is a picture type created by Google. Many websites use it because the files load quickly. When you save an image from a website you often get a .webp file, and some programs, phones and upload forms will not accept it.

What happens to see-through parts?

A JPG cannot be see-through, so any see-through area becomes white. If you need to keep the see-through parts, use WebP to PNG instead.

Will the quality drop?

Each picture is saved as a high-quality JPG, so it looks the same for everyday use. A JPG is not a perfect copy of the original, but the difference is not something you would normally notice.

Does it work on animated WebP files?

This tool makes still pictures, so an animated WebP will not stay animated.

Is anything uploaded?

No. Everything happens inside your browser and your pictures never leave your device.